Minister Tinuade presents the highly anticipated music video for “Be Glorified (Reprise),” a powerful worship song from her second album, “Sing Aloud.”
With deeply reverent lyrics and a stirring melody, the song leads worshippers in glorifying God, as its rich instrumentation elevates the worship experience to greater depths.
This is a must-listen track that creates an atmosphere of divine encounter.
Watch the video now on her YouTube channel (Tinuade Ilesanmi), “Be Glorified” was produced by Dami Ayeni (Dammiechordz).
Gospel music minister, Lanre Iwalehin is super delighted to share his newest single titled “You Do Well”. It is a song of praise and gratitude to God for His mercies over the years and assurance of same till eternity.
Speaking about his latest single, Lanre said ‘You Do well’ is very special to me because it summarises the story of my life. As a teenager, I was very messed up. Many of my friends with whom I did some pretty bad things are either dead or in jail as we speak.
To be where I am today and be in a place where I can be a blessing to people is simply attributed to the mercy of God and the gift of salvation. This song came from a place of deep reflection and realization that I am here today only by the mercies of God”.
Multi-award-winning singer, songwriter, and music producer, Evans Ogboi, is back with a soul-lifting musical offering titled “Praise Medley (He Saved Me).”This vibrant medley weaves together a collection of popular Christian songs that are sure to uplift and inspire.
Known for his deep passion for God and exceptional music production, Evans Ogboi continues to inspire listeners through this latest project.
Praise Medley (He Saved Me) – Evans Ogboi
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Music Producer: Evans Ogboi (For Simplicity Records)
Praise Medley (He Saved Me) – Lyrics
What the Lord has done for me… I cannot tell it all
What the Lord has done for me… I cannot tell it all
He saved me and washed me with his blood
So I can shout hallelujah, I can shout hallelujah,
Brooke Robertson premieres the official music video for “If I Didn’t Have Jesus.” The track is the latest release from Robertson and debuted last week.
Sarantos’ latest single, *Hate to See You Happy*, marries humor with heartache in a distinctive, theatrical pop offering. Drawing on the drama of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical stylings, Sarantos crafts a vivid emotional story of love, loss, and lingering feelings in this track.
The song captures the agony of seeing a former lover move on while the protagonist remains anchored in the past, all with a playful undercurrent that keeps the experience accessible.
The track opens with soft yet earnest instrumentation, immediately setting a nostalgic tone. Sarantos’ vocals are expressive, at times dripping with sarcasm, at others imbued with raw vulnerability. The verses reflect on happier times, painting a picture of two people who once “danced among the stars,” only to have their love unravel like “two sad ships adrift on separate seas.”
Heartbreak With a Theatrical Twist: Sarantos’ “Hate to See You Happy”
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Musically, “Hate to See You Happy” is an engaging blend of pop elements and theatrical flair. The arrangement balances gentle piano melodies with dynamic crescendos, creating a sense of rising tension. Sarantos’ voice shines in the pre-chorus, his emotive delivery propelling the listener into the core conflict: the bitter taste of watching an ex’s newfound happiness.
The chorus is infectiously catchy, its repetition of “I hate to see her happy” infused with just enough irony to keep the sorrow from overwhelming the song’s lighter touch.
Lyrically, Sarantos plays with contrast—on one hand, there’s the pain of seeing someone happy without you; on the other, the recognition that clinging to the past only prolongs the hurt. The song succeeds because of this tension, blending introspective moments with humor.
The video further amplifies this theme, illustrating the universal experience of holding on when it’s time to let go, complete with a whimsical theatricality that echoes Sarantos’ inspiration.
Beyond the music, Sarantos aligns the track with a charitable cause—Action for Happiness—reflecting his long-standing commitment to blending art with social impact.
Recommended If You Like:
1. “I’m Not That Girl” by Idina Menzel – for its theatrical reflection on lost love
2. “Someone Like You” by Adele – for its raw emotion and similar subject matter
3. “As If We Never Said Goodbye” by Barbra Streisand – for its grand, theatrical delivery
4. “Don’t Speak” by No Doubt – for the heartbreak and bittersweet pop elements
5. “Without You” by Mariah Carey – for its emotional depth and vocal power
For those wanting to explore a more complex take on theatrical heartbreak, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera” soundtrack provides a richer, darker narrative and grander orchestration that takes love and loss to new dramatic heights.
“Hate to See You Happy” is a refreshing blend of pop accessibility and theatrical depth, capturing the bittersweet struggle of moving on with a clever, relatable twist. Sarantos continues to grow as a storyteller, offering fans an emotionally resonant experience.
In “Heal The World This Christmas”, Luanne Hunt combines her signature country warmth with a timely message of hope and togetherness, reminding listeners of the power of love and unity in a divided world. Known for her heartfelt Christmas compositions, Hunt taps into the spirit of the season while addressing modern-day concerns.
The song opens with gentle piano chords, evoking nostalgia for a simpler time when “good will and compassion shined.” Hunt’s smooth, emotive vocals set the tone, embodying both melancholy and optimism. Her lyrics are deeply introspective, reflecting on the loss of kindness and the growing divisions in society. The verses mirror this sentiment, contrasting the present uncertainties with the comforting memories of past Christmases.
In the chorus, Hunt’s plea for healing shines through, buoyed by an uplifting melody. The theme of “building bridges” is central, urging listeners to extend compassion, even amid difficulties. The spoken-word bridge—delivered softly over a peaceful instrumental backdrop—creates an intimate, almost prayer-like moment, emphasizing perseverance in love and truth.
Luanne Hunt’s “Heal The World This Christmas”: A Heartfelt Holiday Call for Unity
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Sonically, the track carries the warm hallmarks of Hunt’s folk-country style, blending acoustic guitars and gentle piano with traditional Christmas-type production. Luanne keeps the arrangement crisp and heartfelt, letting her lyrical message take center stage.
Similar Releases:
1. Dolly Parton – Home for Christmas
Another blend of country and holiday spirit, full of warmth and messages of love.
2. Loretta Lynn – White Christmas Blue
A timeless classic from another country music legend, offering both celebration and reflection.
3. Emmylou Harris – Light of the Stable
Featuring tender, country-folk Christmas hymns and original songs that evoke spiritual healing.
4. Amy Grant – Tennessee Christmas
With a focus on bringing peace through Christmas music, Amy Grant’s approach to holiday themes shares the same heartfelt intimacy.
5. Mary Chapin Carpenter – Come Darkness, Come Light
Carpenter’s soft, contemplative style and focus on the deeper emotional aspects of the holiday season resonate with Hunt’s vision.
For a more complex exploration of Christmas themes within country-folk, Kacey Musgraves’ A Very Kacey Christmas brings layers of eclectic influences, combining retro charm and intricate production with emotional depth.
Verdict:
“Heal The World This Christmas” stands as another testament to Luanne Hunt’s ability to craft deeply moving, socially conscious holiday music. Its reflective yet hopeful tone captures the essence of what Christmas should mean in troubled times, earning the song a 90/100 rating from fans and critics alike.
This song was a gift from the Lord while we were on tour in Portland, OR in the spring. Kory Miller mentions, “I was thinking about what the angels in heaven must be looking at that causes them to sing Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord God almighty for all of eternity.
The Lord dropped the chorus of this song into my mind and I just started singing it.” We are praying that the Lord ministers to you through this song and that your soul is stirred to join in with the song that is being sung in Heaven right now. -Red Rocks Worship
Four-time Grammy Award-winning rap artist Lecrae drops a new track titled “Lift Me Up” featuring BEAM.
In the wilderness, David found himself isolated, pursued, and often uncertain of what lay ahead. Yet, it was in these moments of trial that he penned some of the most profound psalms, drawing from the depths of his soul. His words echoed his trust in God’s protection and provision, to LIFT HIM UP even when circumstances seemed bleak.
Amidst the rugged terrain and relentless pursuit, David’s heart remained tethered to the divine, showing us that even in our wilderness, we can find refuge in God’s unfailing love. He will LIFT YOU UP. -Lecrae
Founder of the California-based worship leader training initiative Psalmist Mission, as well as an acclaimed singer/songwriter, pastor and worship leader in his own right, Jon Shabaglian returns with the timely new single “Adonai.” Produced by Sam Hart (Tasha Layton, Aaron Shust) and co-penned by Shabaglian and Hart along with multi-Dove Award winner Steven V.
“Adonai” showcases Shabaglian’s impassioned lead vocals backed by a choir of Psalmist Mission graduates. The stirring recording offers a potent reminder of God’s ever-present help in times of trouble, and Shabaglian hopes the message of “Adonai” can become a vehicle for deliverance and unity around the world.
“The song was initially birthed in response to a friend who was hurting,” he explains of “Adonai.” “My co-writers and I were compelled to create a song that could be a tool for the Body of Christ—a song for Believers to sing and pray over their friends and loved ones who need deliverance. The verses are rooted in Deuteronomy 7, telling of God’s faithfulness to His people, and the chorus and bridge proclaim the freedom we have in Jesus.”
“Six months after we wrote ‘Adonai,’ the Hamas terrorist attack happened, catapulting Israel and the Middle East into turmoil,” Shabaglian continues. “In the face of death and sorrow there, this song took on new meaning.
Our God, Adonai, is still our Deliverer—for the Israelis, for Hamas, and for all of us in the Western world who need His rescue from the things that bind us or cause us to hurt those we love. ‘Adonai’ is a proclamation that He is the God of the Old and New Testaments and has been the Deliverer of both Jews and Gentiles for millennia.”
Sarah Kroger introduces “The Gardener,” the third deluxe single and bonus track from her recent album “A New Reality.” The new release comes out of John 15 and is a sung prayer for pruning and for growth. Yet, its gentle melody and Kroger’s ethereal vocals underline a sense of fearlessness permeating the process. “The Gardener” reminds listeners that God’s fundamental goodness makes pruning a source of joy and relief, but not of harm.
Heartfelt and intimate, the new song moves through its scriptural inspiration and weaves in Galatians 5, the well-known passage on the fruit of the Spirit. “The Gardener” shines with the hope that good fruit shall grow out of remaining in Christ and letting God cultivate our lives.
